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What is a RRIF?
A Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) acts as an extension of your RRSP. The savings in your RRSP are transferred to a RRIF after retirement.
You can then make periodic withdrawals, which are considered taxable income. The main advantage of a RRIF is that your remaining balance continues to grow tax-free.
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